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The Dallas Morning News - August 31, 1984 | |||
ELVIS COSTELLO BRINGS HIS ROWDY INSPIRATION TO FAIR PARK | |||
Hard to believe, but the short, bespectacled man standing backstage among the Swiss cheese and cold cuts, politely greeting well-wishers, was Elvis Costello.This was the new Costello. Accessible, smiling, shaking hands, being sociable. But not exactly gregarious. After more than a half-dozen years as pop music's sour iconoclast, Declan McManus (Mr. Costello) was not about to become one of the Gabors.What was clear was that the British singer's 1970s gloom had given way to a 1980s... | |||
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The Dallas Morning News - September 4, 1984 | |||
LOWE PUTS POWER IN POP Fame eludes trend-setting rocker long on prestige | |||
NEW YORK -- Nick Lowe, who opens the show for Elvis Costello at Fair Park Bandshell Tuesday night, has been a professional rock 'n' roll musician since the mid-1960s.And though he has never made wheelbarrows full of money, he has managed something much rarer. He has stayed ahead of the pack consistently, reacting to trends that others had yet to notice, and initiating a few of his own along the way.In the mid-'60s, Lowe made his first records as a member of Kippington Lodge, but... | |||
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